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Enhance initial setup script for project structure #125

Closed guibranco closed 2 months ago

guibranco commented 2 months ago

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Enhancement
initial-setup.sh
Enhance initial setup script for project structure             

initial-setup.sh
  • Updated file paths to include 'Src/' and 'Tests/' prefixes.
  • Improved organization of project structure.
  • +3/-3     

    Summary by Sourcery

    Enhance the initial setup script by modifying the directory structure to dynamically incorporate the solution name, improving flexibility and consistency in project organization.

    Enhancements:

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    codara-ai-code-review[bot] commented 2 months ago

    Potential issues, bugs, and flaws that can introduce unwanted behavior:

    1. mv "Src/SolutionName" "Src/$SolutionName" and mv "Tests/SolutionName.IntegrationTests" "Tests/$SolutionName.IntegrationTests" may cause issues if the directory names don't match the variables. Ensure that the directory structure is correctly representing the variable values.

    Code suggestions and improvements for better exception handling, logic, standardization, and consistency:

    1. Consider adding error handling to the directory renaming operations to capture and handle any potential errors that may occur during the move operations.
    2. It's a good practice to check if the directories exist before attempting to move them to avoid unexpected behavior.
    3. Ensure that appropriate validation is done before removing the initial-setup.bat and initial-setup.ps1 files to prevent accidental deletion in case the script is run multiple times.
    instapr[bot] commented 2 months ago
    This change updates the paths in the initial-setup.sh script. Looks good!
    sourcery-ai[bot] commented 2 months ago

    Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

    This pull request updates the initial-setup.sh script to modify the directory structure of the project. The changes ensure that the solution and test directories are properly placed within their respective 'Src' and 'Tests' parent directories.

    File-Level Changes

    Change Details Files
    Update directory structure in initial setup script
    • Modify the destination paths for moving solution and test directories
    • Ensure solution directory is moved to 'Src' folder
    • Ensure integration test directory is moved to 'Tests' folder
    • Ensure unit test directory is moved to 'Tests' folder
    initial-setup.sh

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    coderabbitai[bot] commented 2 months ago

    Walkthrough

    The changes in the pull request focus on the initial-setup.sh script, which has been modified to enhance the project directory structure. Specifically, the script now prefixes existing directory names with "Src/" and "Tests/", incorporating the variable $SolutionName. This adjustment aims to create a more organized project layout. Additionally, the removal of initial-setup.bat and initial-setup.ps1 files has been confirmed, maintaining the emphasis on the shell script for project setup.

    Changes

    Files Change Summary
    initial-setup.sh Modified file movement commands to prefix directory names with "Src/" and "Tests/" using $SolutionName. Removed initial-setup.bat and initial-setup.ps1 files.

    Poem

    In the burrow where code does play,
    A new structure hops in today.
    With "Src/" and "Tests/" in line,
    Our project’s neat, oh how it shines!
    Let’s celebrate this tidy feat,
    With a twitch of nose, we’ll dance to the beat! 🐇✨


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    Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between daae4ae5b0134b4bb0bdfd74632117691b21eb37 and eb34db8ac9d1c84e8c66acc0a3afead5577fc4d6.
    Files selected for processing (1) * initial-setup.sh (1 hunks)
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    initial-setup.sh (3)
    `77-77`: **LGTM!** The change correctly moves the source code directory to incorporate the `$SolutionName` variable, enhancing the project structure. --- `78-78`: **LGTM!** The change correctly moves the integration tests directory to incorporate the `$SolutionName` variable, enhancing the project structure. --- `79-79`: **LGTM!** The change correctly moves the unit tests directory to incorporate the `$SolutionName` variable, enhancing the project structure.
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    ⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5] 2, because the changes are straightforward and involve updating file paths without complex logic.
    🧪 Relevant tests No
    ⚡ Possible issues No
    🔒 Security concerns No
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    gooroo-dev[bot] commented 2 months ago

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    Issues counts

    🐞Mistake 🤪Typo 🚨Security 🚀Performance 💪Best Practices 📖Readability ❓Others
    0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    Changes in the diff

    Identified Issues

    ID Type Details Severity Confidence
    1 💪Best Practices The script does not check if the files/directories exist before attempting to move them. 🟠Medium 🟠Medium
    2 💪Best Practices The script does not handle errors that might occur during the mv operations. 🟠Medium 🟠Medium

    Issue 1: 💪Best Practices

    Explanation

    The script does not check if the files/directories exist before attempting to move them. This could lead to errors if the expected files/directories are not present.

    Code to address the issue

    if [ -f "$MainProjectFile" ]; then
        mv "$MainProjectFile" "$SolutionName.csproj"
    else
        echo "Error: $MainProjectFile does not exist."
        exit 1
    fi
    
    if [ -f "$IntegrationTestProjectFile" ]; then
        mv "$IntegrationTestProjectFile" "$SolutionName.IntegrationTests.csproj"
    else
        echo "Error: $IntegrationTestProjectFile does not exist."
        exit 1
    fi
    
    if [ -f "$UnitTestProjectFile" ]; then
        mv "$UnitTestProjectFile" "$SolutionName.Tests.csproj"
    else
        echo "Error: $UnitTestProjectFile does not exist."
        exit 1
    fi
    
    if [ -d "Src/SolutionName" ]; then
        mv "Src/SolutionName" "Src/$SolutionName"
    else
        echo "Error: Src/SolutionName does not exist."
        exit 1
    fi
    
    if [ -d "Tests/SolutionName.IntegrationTests" ]; then
        mv "Tests/SolutionName.IntegrationTests" "Tests/$SolutionName.IntegrationTests"
    else
        echo "Error: Tests/SolutionName.IntegrationTests does not exist."
        exit 1
    fi
    
    if [ -d "Tests/SolutionName.Tests" ]; then
        mv "Tests/SolutionName.Tests" "Tests/$SolutionName.Tests"
    else
        echo "Error: Tests/SolutionName.Tests does not exist."
        exit 1
    fi

    Explanation of the fix

    The fix involves checking if the files and directories exist before attempting to move them. If any of the files or directories do not exist, an error message is displayed, and the script exits with a non-zero status.

    Issue 2: 💪Best Practices

    Explanation

    The script does not handle errors that might occur during the mv operations. This could lead to silent failures if the mv command fails for any reason.

    Code to address the issue

    mv "$MainProjectFile" "$SolutionName.csproj" || { echo "Error moving $MainProjectFile"; exit 1; }
    mv "$IntegrationTestProjectFile" "$SolutionName.IntegrationTests.csproj" || { echo "Error moving $IntegrationTestProjectFile"; exit 1; }
    mv "$UnitTestProjectFile" "$SolutionName.Tests.csproj" || { echo "Error moving $UnitTestProjectFile"; exit 1; }
    
    mv "Src/SolutionName" "Src/$SolutionName" || { echo "Error moving Src/SolutionName"; exit 1; }
    mv "Tests/SolutionName.IntegrationTests" "Tests/$SolutionName.IntegrationTests" || { echo "Error moving Tests/SolutionName.IntegrationTests"; exit 1; }
    mv "Tests/SolutionName.Tests" "Tests/$SolutionName.Tests" || { echo "Error moving Tests/SolutionName.Tests"; exit 1; }

    Explanation of the fix

    The fix involves adding error handling to the mv commands. If any mv command fails, an error message is displayed, and the script exits with a non-zero status.

    Missing Tests for the Incoming Changes

    Test 1: Check if files and directories exist before moving

    #!/bin/bash
    
    # Create dummy files and directories for testing
    touch MainProjectFile.csproj
    touch IntegrationTestProjectFile.csproj
    touch UnitTestProjectFile.csproj
    mkdir -p Src/SolutionName
    mkdir -p Tests/SolutionName.IntegrationTests
    mkdir -p Tests/SolutionName.Tests
    
    # Run the script
    ./initial-setup.sh
    
    # Check if the files and directories were moved correctly
    if [ ! -f "$SolutionName.csproj" ]; then
        echo "Test failed: $SolutionName.csproj was not created."
        exit 1
    fi
    
    if [ ! -f "$SolutionName.IntegrationTests.csproj" ]; then
        echo "Test failed: $SolutionName.IntegrationTests.csproj was not created."
        exit 1
    fi
    
    if [ ! -f "$SolutionName.Tests.csproj" ]; then
        echo "Test failed: $SolutionName.Tests.csproj was not created."
        exit 1
    fi
    
    if [ ! -d "Src/$SolutionName" ]; then
        echo "Test failed: Src/$SolutionName was not created."
        exit 1
    fi
    
    if [ ! -d "Tests/$SolutionName.IntegrationTests" ]; then
        echo "Test failed: Tests/$SolutionName.IntegrationTests was not created."
        exit 1
    fi
    
    if [ ! -d "Tests/$SolutionName.Tests" ]; then
        echo "Test failed: Tests/$SolutionName.Tests was not created."
        exit 1
    fi
    
    echo "All tests passed."

    Explanation of the test

    This test script creates dummy files and directories, runs the initial-setup.sh script, and then checks if the files and directories were moved correctly. If any of the expected files or directories are not found, the test fails.

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    Best practice
    Implement error handling for the move commands to catch failures ___ **Add error handling after each move command to ensure that any issues are caught and
    reported immediately.** [initial-setup.sh [77-79]](https://github.com/GuilhermeStracini/cqrs-boilerplate-dotnet/pull/125/files#diff-1ceb590caedea018abc0de8fd3b2b75b80a9ffa7e3007499e419604503ca57d6R77-R79) ```diff -mv "Src/SolutionName" "Src/$SolutionName" +mv "Src/SolutionName" "Src/$SolutionName" || { echo "Failed to move Src/SolutionName"; exit 1; } ```
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 9 Why: Implementing error handling for the move commands is crucial for catching failures, making the script more reliable and user-friendly.
    9
    Possible issue
    Add a check for the existence of the source directory before moving it ___ **Ensure that the source directories exist before attempting to move them to avoid potential
    errors during execution.** [initial-setup.sh [77]](https://github.com/GuilhermeStracini/cqrs-boilerplate-dotnet/pull/125/files#diff-1ceb590caedea018abc0de8fd3b2b75b80a9ffa7e3007499e419604503ca57d6R77-R77) ```diff -mv "Src/SolutionName" "Src/$SolutionName" +[ -d "Src/SolutionName" ] && mv "Src/SolutionName" "Src/$SolutionName" ```
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8 Why: Adding a check for the existence of the source directory before moving it helps prevent runtime errors, making the script more robust.
    8
    Implement a check to avoid overwriting existing destination directories ___ **Add checks to ensure that the destination directories do not already exist to prevent
    overwriting existing files.** [initial-setup.sh [77]](https://github.com/GuilhermeStracini/cqrs-boilerplate-dotnet/pull/125/files#diff-1ceb590caedea018abc0de8fd3b2b75b80a9ffa7e3007499e419604503ca57d6R77-R77) ```diff -mv "Src/$SolutionName" "Src/$SolutionName" +[ ! -d "Src/$SolutionName" ] && mv "Src/SolutionName" "Src/$SolutionName" ```
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 Why: Implementing a check to avoid overwriting existing destination directories is a good practice, although it may not be critical in all scenarios.
    7
    Maintainability
    Refactor the code to use a loop for moving test directories for better maintainability ___ **Consider using a loop to handle multiple directories if the project structure changes in
    the future, enhancing maintainability.** [initial-setup.sh [78-79]](https://github.com/GuilhermeStracini/cqrs-boilerplate-dotnet/pull/125/files#diff-1ceb590caedea018abc0de8fd3b2b75b80a9ffa7e3007499e419604503ca57d6R78-R79) ```diff -mv "Tests/SolutionName.IntegrationTests" "Tests/$SolutionName.IntegrationTests" +for dir in "IntegrationTests" "Tests"; do mv "Tests/SolutionName.$dir" "Tests/$SolutionName.$dir"; done ```
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6 Why: Refactoring the code to use a loop for moving test directories improves maintainability, but it may not be necessary for the current implementation.
    6
    sonarcloud[bot] commented 2 months ago

    Quality Gate Passed Quality Gate passed

    Issues
    0 New issues
    0 Accepted issues

    Measures
    0 Security Hotspots
    0.0% Coverage on New Code
    0.0% Duplication on New Code

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